And does it not look ridiculous?
That's what some of us think when we see a middle aged woman, mother of a teenager, gussied up like a young bride.
My initial comment was that I was surprised that sophisticated New Yorkers, who are parents of nearly grown children, and who have been co-habiting for years, would do this.
No one says they can't do it: But it's still tacky.
And does it not look ridiculous?
I'm 43 and I've spent my life in the music business. I have straight hair to the middle of my back, and most days you'll find me in jeans, boots, and maybe a leather jacket over a form-fitting t-shirt...and someone like you would no doubt see me and say, "She looks ridiculous!"
But that's okay with me. I don't want to cut my hair, I don't want to dress like an old (or even middle-aged, if being middle-aged means dowdy) woman, and that's my choice to make.
Likewise with her and her wedding gown. My guess is she wanted to look like a beautiful bride for her groom, and I think that's great.
That's my opinion.